- RateRate as of 10/1/26
- 5.998%
- APRAPR
- 6.337%
- Monthly paymentMonthly payment
- $2,970
- Points
- 1.71
- Upfront costs
- $7,513
- 8-year cost
- $143,951
- Customer score
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- RateRate as of 10/1/26
- 6.000%
- APRAPR
- 6.406%
- Monthly paymentMonthly payment
- $2,970
- Points
- 1.987
- Upfront costs
- $8,989
- 8-year cost
- $145,477
- Customer score
- RateRate as of 10/1/26
- 6.000%
- APRAPR
- 6.439%
- Monthly paymentMonthly payment
- $2,971
- Points
- 1.818
- Upfront costs
- $9,689
- 8-year cost
- $146,176
- Customer score
- RateRate as of 10/1/26
- 6.125%
- APRAPR
- 6.486%
- Monthly paymentMonthly payment
- $3,002
- Points
- 1.634
- Upfront costs
- $7,451
- 8-year cost
- $146,648
- Customer score
- RateRate as of 10/1/26
- 6.125%
- APRAPR
- 6.449%
- Monthly paymentMonthly payment
- $2,995
- Points
- 1.695
- Upfront costs
- $7,161
- 8-year cost
- $146,728
- Customer score
- RateRate as of 10/1/26
- 6.125%
- APRAPR
- 6.483%
- Monthly paymentMonthly payment
- $2,994
- Points
- 1.608
- Upfront costs
- $7,898
- 8-year cost
- $147,465
- Customer score
- RateRate as of 10/1/26
- 6.123%
- APRAPR
- 6.499%
- Monthly paymentMonthly payment
- $2,994
- Points
- 1.793
- Upfront costs
- $8,306
- 8-year cost
- $147,824
- Customer score
- RateRate as of 10/1/26
- 6.125%
- APRAPR
- 6.509%
- Monthly paymentMonthly payment
- $2,995
- Points
- 1.839
- Upfront costs
- $8,463
- 8-year cost
- $148,030
- Customer score
- RateRate as of 10/1/26
- 6.190%
- APRAPR
- 6.573%
- Monthly paymentMonthly payment
- $3,007
- Points
- 2
- Upfront costs
- $8,435
- 8-year cost
- $149,607
- Customer score
- RateRate as of 10/1/26
- 6.250%
- APRAPR
- 6.568%
- Monthly paymentMonthly payment
- $3,018
- Points
- 1.721
- Upfront costs
- $7,008
- 8-year cost
- $149,663
- Customer score
- RateRate as of 10/1/26
- 6.750%
- APRAPR
- 6.891%
- Monthly paymentMonthly payment
- $2,290
- Points
- 0.778
- Upfront costs
- $4,438
- 8-year cost
- $184,805
- Customer score
- RateRate as of 10/1/26
- 6.623%
- APRAPR
- 6.838%
- Monthly paymentMonthly payment
- $2,253
- Points
- 1.759
- Upfront costs
- $7,686
- 8-year cost
- $184,825
- Customer score
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